According to recently released statistics in 2024 by the U.S. Census Bureau, America has approximately 333.2 million inhabitants after its population grew by 1.2 million this year, mostly due to overseas migration. U.S. Census Bureau's updated Vintage in 2024 estimated that the country's population increased by nearly 1.0% between 3 and 2024. This marks the […]
A contentious mayoral race in the small town of Manor, Texas, reached a dramatic point, with a razor-thin 31-vote margin forcing a runoff election between Robert Battaile and Trish Campbell. But the race has been anything but typical—fraught with serious accusations of election fraud, coercion, and civil rights violations
A solemn vigil in Kingwood, Texas, marked the one-year anniversary of the devastating October 7, 2023, Hamas terror attack on Israel, which claimed over 1,400 lives. The event, held at the Holocaust Garden of Hope in Kingwood's King's Harbor, drew community members and leaders
Divorce proceedings can be very emotional, time-consuming, and in some cases, the stress can be far too much to bear. Anyone can become overwhelmed by the thought of starting anew and splitting everything they have worked so hard to build their marriage.
Republicans and pro-gun rights groups have battled for Texas's constitutional carry rights over the years. For many years, legal permission was required for Texas residents to carry a handgun in public. Now there are new options for a Texas gun conviction. If a permit wasn't obtained, and if the criminal was apprehended by police in […]
It's all about the guns in Texas. Even the U.S. Post Office is about to feel the heat. So, as a warning, don't mess with Texas, especially over firearms!
After a prolonged legal dispute between students who wished to organize drag shows on their campus and the President of West Texas A&M University, Walter Wendler, the U.S. Supreme Court put the final nail in the coffin by ruling that the school's President has the authority to cancel the event. Last month on Friday, March […]
In an assertive legal maneuver, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton took aim at five Texas cities: Austin, San Marcos, Killeen, Elgin, and Denton, over their marijuana decriminalization efforts. Citing concerns over what he perceives as policies of amnesty and non-prosecution for marijuana possession and distribution, Paxton initiated a lawsuit against these municipalities. His objective is […]
Protective orders such as no-contact and restraining orders are prevalent in the realms of criminal and family law. They often stem from allegations of domestic violence. Understanding these orders is crucial for those affected. Veteran criminal defense attorney Joann Musick explains, "A no-contact order is usually a condition of a criminal bond and if violated the […]
The City of Houston says the Texas General Land Office has stripped the city of $52 million in post-Harvey funds. The GLO says Houston missed almost all of the benchmarks for the Hurricane Harvey recovery program it was supposed to administer. GLO says the funds stripped from the city will be returned to state control, […]